Fintie Premium Adjustable Replacement Smartwatch Review

heavy canvas strap, functional, black color goes well with watches. However, instead of using the Garmin quick releases, you have to unscrew the pins. Pin loops are a little tight. I had to thread the pins through the band a few times before putting it on the watch because I couldn't get the pins through the band to line up with the holes in the watch. Watch. I also find the belt loops to be quite loose. It's kind of a spanking around the band. Not bad, but a little annoying, and it tends to…

I've worn through two standard rubber straps. I wear my Fenix 3 almost 24/7. Charging only takes a few hours a week. This time I chose this woven nylon strap to spice it up a bit. It immediately became more comfortable. I don't have the constant feeling of sweating under the harness that I had with the standard harness. My instincts are that this one will outlive the first two. The only downside I see is the lack of an extension cord, but in the 4 years I've been using the watch I've never used

I bought this strap for my Garmin Tactix Delta watch. This is the second set of aftermarket straps. I originally wanted to spend $100 on Garmin straps but decided to try this alternative. The belt surprised me. It wasn't very easy to put on my Tactix Delta, but it's not impossible. One small issue I have with this strap has more to do with my wrist than the straps themselves. The metal loop that holds the access strap doesn't stay in place. I have small wrists so this issue may not affect…

Glass Fenix 5x Sapphire. Thank goodness they made this bracelet for this watch. My work speed improved and the watch no longer stuck to the table or clothes. The watch is now better to wear. My wrist is quite small so I had to make a double loop. I've taken it to cross-country races, crossfit competitions, and a shooting range in a Navy SEAL outfit, and the thing glides smoothly over my wrist. In the past, this caused many undesirable problems with rubber bands. The package includes all the…

This is a worthy alternative to the standard Fenix watch strap. I had two rubber/plastic bands that snapped overtime. They often tore and soon fell apart. The quality is ok here. Nothing special. There are a few things it could have done better, but for less than $12, you hardly expect anything better. The decision to use metal straps instead of nylon is quite odd. You'd think they'd upgrade, but in action that's another matter. I've been wearing this strap for less than a week and the paint…

I'm picky about watches, although I try not to. In comparison, the OEM strap that came with my Garmin Fenix was titanium and lasted about 2 years, but eventually the pin holding the two links together failed. Leather straps usually last about a year on me. After looking around the internet I decided to give this band a try and I'm glad I did. That is hard. Think of braided nylon seat belts in your car. So far it's showing no signs of wear after a few months, but by the nature of it I expect it…

Got my Garmin 3 HR in November 2017. So far I had to change the tape about 5-6 times. Although I've found cheaper replacement bands through Revain, they all have the same problem, eventually the band will tear on one side and then the other side shortly thereafter. None of the Fenix watches come with a nylon strap, except for the Enduro and Delta models. Unfortunately my 3 hours are working great so I can't confirm I spent $800-$1400 on a new watch (yet lol). However, I wanted to find a nylon…